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we're live on the sce. >> "news4 at 6" starts now. ay> t parents and students got a chance tons voice their concerns face-to-face with the athletic department and leaders at the university of maryland. i'm erika gonzalez. the school is under fire following the death of a playerd a maryland b has taken over investigations into the player's death and noon an alleged toxic culture. derrick ward spoke to parents at that meeting. >> reporter: the meeting took place in thee shadow of stadium called by the university's athletic director and attended by universit president wallace loh, it was a chance for parents and players and staff and faculty to talk about the football program's most pressing oftt s. >> yeah, we all agree. we really miss theki d. he's a great kid. >> reporter: jordan mcnair died 15 days after he suffered a heat stroke during a summer practice. one glaring absence from the meeting, hea coach j. durkin on leave since the incident. >> i hates happened. >> reporter: even amid apparently sincere concern about a child's welfare

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and we are talking ncto the fh authorities at the moment to ensure that there is neno repeat of the scese saw. highly dredging is a controversial method of fishing. conservationists say it destroys the seabed. scallops reproduce in the summer, and this is why french fishermen argue they should not be harvested until october. it is a quesbion of sustaity. on this side of the channel, the view is that there is more than enough to go around. >> we believe the scallops are in good condition from the middle of august through the rest of thyear. british fishermen will continue to fish if we don't do a deal with france. reporter: brian and the other skippers caught up in th clashes have lost thousands of clashes have lost thousands of pounds. so what are you going to do? tt the only thing to do next is let the dust a little bit. the rest of the together.ll go in the only thing youtoo, just sticther. reporter: you are going to go back out? yeah. >> we will fight back. we won't let them do it. i'm ready to go back there. not to risk my life, of course, but i'm ready to return. but i'm ready to re

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rangers drew 1—1 with nine men against russian side sce was to win the side 2—1. join the competition. the others who received a bye into round three, arsenal will host bradford, holders manchester city will travel to league one oxford united. tottenham versus what that is one of three all premier league ties, while manchester united are at home to frank lampard's derby county. the full draw is at our website. scotland's women's world cup fate is out of their hands despite beating switzerland. they needed to win by two goals, but felljust switzerland. they needed to win by two goals, but fell just short. switzerland. they needed to win by two goals, but felljust short. they had got off to the perfect start. aaron cuthbert giving them the lead in the second minute of the game. by the six minute they were 2—0 up, kim little doubling their advantage. just seconds later, lara at it and pulled one back for the swiss. scotla nd pulled one back for the swiss. scotland couldn't add to their tally but held on to win. they could take a place in the play—offs if not. roger f

the driver did stay on the sce. >>> a week of convictions, disloyalty and unexpeed candor from president trump. >> news 4 has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: for a president who values loyalty. >> it's called flipping and it almost ought to beillegal. reporter: it was a week of pushing its boundaries. david pecker, long time friend of donald trump now granted immunity by federal prosecutors. their focus a hush money payment to karen mcdougal for a story the tabloids never ran and the president's involvement. this follows michael cohen's guilty plea tuesday. >> they have cohen unrelated to the came paipaign. i'm not charged with anything. >> i am pleased endorse. >> reporter: attorney general je sessions firing back thursday after this attack from the president about his recus r fromsia related matters. >> he took the job and said i'm going to recuse myself. i said what kind of man is this. >> reporter: sessions said in a statement the justice departmt ll not be politically influe sed. thatrked a tweet saying look into corruption on the other side including deleted e-mails and

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he was arrested athe sce on suspicion of terrorism. police say no one else was in the car, no weapons recovered. police say two people were treated and expected to be okay, after 7:30 their time, you can a gine on a tuesday morni lot of people headed to work, cyclists and tourists out sightseeing. a very popular place. very fortunate no one was killed. we'll continue to update yous we learn more. back to you. >> thank you. 6:07. developing story about the queen of soul, aretha franklin. there are reports the legendary singer is in hospice care. speaking with members of her family who say she is gravely ill. she canceled performances in march and aprilfter her management team said she was ordered by her doctor to rest. we will bring you the news as it develops on news4to y. >> five people arrested on a new mexico comund raidre out on bond accused of starving 11 children at that compound. authorities say the children were being trained how to load and fire assault rifles. the judge determined they are not a danger to the community. one f

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dropped the price between $50 and a hundred and made that the newer iphone replacing maybe the iphone sce. that's something to pay attention to as well. emily: talk to us, mark, about the colors. what are the options? the option?re we're told for the two older phones, they will continue to silver.ray and they have been working on gold. they have been having some color getting the gold working correctly so perhaps we'll see that in a later or te, perhaps next year ready for this year, on the cheaper models, we're likely to colors, gold, gray and white/silver but also, and perhapsue color a red color as well. so a little bit more color this low end nd on the phones. emily: gene, what kind of growth over u looking for, then, the next year? last week who expect 2019 to be a disappointing year for the iphone. agree?ou gene: no. i think it will be a zero to 5% growth. the emphasis here is on stability and visibility of the franchise. that's a shift to how we've thought about the apple story since the iphone came out. about the been excitement going in, and the get table anxiety as we into the w

"christopher robin" will not hit theaters sce the country is cracking down on the why is the countryier this year, when the ruling party wanted t end presidential term limits, citizensegan saying pooh. the country's leader actually might have a slight resemblance to pooh. the two bear resemblance. >> how many more puns are coming? >> i don't know. clearly the mockery h struck a chord. >>> and "harpers bazaar" is giving us a glimpse of the lebrities kids. the first families of music with a string of singers and offspring. in it, each artist shares how they hope the legacy lives on. the article features kanyedest an mariah carey and others tother with their loved ones. the september issue hits stands august 21st with the boss and his daughter gracing the cover. >> that is cool. >> i'll buy it.ha >>> t you, dave. coming up next, we take youdw t the mit to celebrate the the mit to celebrate the theater unlike any othermy mom'm moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis was intense. i wondered if she could do the stuff she does for us which is kinda, a lot. and if that pain could mean someth

sce good samaritans manag ut it and get two people out of use car, police had to special tools to pry the door open and let thatast passenger out. everyone was aken to hospital and right now it's not clear how badly they were all injured. >>> a major change at the top of one of the world'sst big companies. pepsi's ceo announced she will be stepping down later this year. she's worked for 12 years as ceo and she was one of a select group of femal ceos. less than 5% of fortune companies are run by women. she will be replaced by the president. >> redskins head up to new england so they can hit others people besi themselves in a few days. sherree burruss up there already tasting the lobster rolls and is joining us live from richmond. hey, sherree. >> hey, leon. i wh weould get some lobster rolls but we've got to talk football. the redskins will bein f an opponent for the first time in six and a h f months in couple of days. the redskins cleaning up their game before they turn theirte ion to the patriots. head coach jay gruden extending the morning practicey.ession this is a chance for some

we've had so many rainfall sce mid-july. we can just not catch a break. so i've looked at some numbers and i've had some help from others. take a look at the rainfall stats. only 9 out of the last 30 days at reagan national have been completely dry.s thishe third wettest mid-july to mid-august on record thanks to capital climate on that and according to terp weather our area has seen the most flash flood watches and floods watches well as warnings in the nation since july 10th. find more on the statistics on my facebook and twitter pages. take a look at outlook, more scattered thunderstorms tomorrow and tomorrow evening. a bit of a break on wednesdayhu and trsday and more thunderstorms in the forecast starting on friday. >> yeah, and that sets up another string of days when we se t showers and thunderstorms returning. tomorrow about a 40% chance o storms and some could be on the strong side. we'll watch again recall to. wedn aday and thursday, little bit of a break here and temperatures are moving back into the 90s. another little heat wave coming up thur

. >> this year is gng to be successful by having the highest sce inpark. >> and chase said he is going to win that science fair again this year, right? maybe. all right. i love it. so, let's dance on in to what will be a successful school year at langdon elementary >> i love it. >> are they ready or what? >> they're setting the bar. >> and setting it for themselves and each other. >> i think a little competition, too. they want to get the highest score. every one ofthem. let's check back with them in months.ight, nine you guys can do it. >> you can do it. we know it. a lot of you go back after labor day. if you still have back to school shopping to do, we have some tips for you on how to save. check things out there. >> maryland has a bit more time. >>> sometimes the most difficult obstacle for a veteran is transitioning to a civilian life and landing that first job. tomorrow the group final salute is helping womeneterans jump that hurdle by becoming workforce ready. >> for the women veterans and military women w come here will receive free professional clothing, free shoes, accessorie

the sce and the impact of lane depends on which island you're on.f you're on hilo or the big island and ravaging flood waters. look here on oahu. it looks like a normal day at was each after this place cleared out. that's because the storm has slowed down dramatically. we don't expe to see the heavy rains, the severe conditions until much laters thi evening.ne seems to be losing a bit of intensity, but forecasters warn. this is still a very dangerous storm. oncerned extremely about the potentials for inland flooding, landslides occurring andamage to the transportation communication infrastructure. reporter: in many areas, endamage is already done. catastroph flooding has washed away roads and swallowed entire communities and the attack from mother natur is expected to continue. >> you know, this is going to be a asmarathon event. the bottom line is we're going to see torrential rains occur for the next 48 to 72 hours. >> a prediction that worries the 300,000 or so tourists is it ilhere. >>e are scared because we never expected a hurricane. we never

the man arrested at the sce yesterday is now charged with attempted murder. investigators say he deliberately drove into cyclists and pedestrians earparliament. three people were injured. the suspect is a british citin, originally fr nomot known to counterterrorism agencies. they're still tryoug to figure t a motive. >>> in italy, drone video shot what you're seeing right now.is suggests the scale of the disaster there. at least 39 people were killed when the midsection of this bridgeave way durin a fierce storm yesterday. more than 600 people who live nearby may lose their homes. italian psecutors are looking into maintenance records for the 51-year-old structure. meanwhile they are learning the storyehind the green truck that survived the collapse. a witness says a car cut off that truck during the storm and thatru caused the driver to hit his brakes. the car then plunged into the abyss. the truck driver stopped right there at the edge. he slammed his truck into reverse and backed up about ten feet and then just ran away from the scene, leaving his keys beh

i'm hoping the metropolitan police are on the sce. at nalternates are never great around it as we wt for the water to pull back. back over to you. >>hand 6:03 w a closer look at the street flooding. >> adam is in fairfax station. adam, what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: well, there are roads heavily impacted bye all ain you were talking about. this is fairfax station road in fairstation. obviously, you can't get across the road right here. eu can see the t branches going across the water. it's fast moving across the water. d the driver did what we always tell drivers not to do when you can't see the bottom of the road. they try to dri through the water right there. and that is the situation. that driver is apparently okay, but this road, fairfax station road has been shut down near coalchester drive. there was heavy rain overnight. a lot of it stopped at this point in time. but in the low-lying areas, we are dretty farn in the hills right here. had these areas t are especially close to creeks and streams, then kind of stuff c

tonight news 4's mark segraves digs into e latest problem plaguing metro.in >> sce they first hit thek tracks b in 2015 the 7000 series rail cars have been oted as a critical part of metro's promise t improve safety a reliability. but this interm report from metro's dartment of quality assurance found that every one the new cars has a wiring problem that has to be fixed. the report cited wire crimping defects that went undetect the by the manufacturer c thatld cause lengthy delaysoo and reliabilities. all 48 cars have the defects, and it's estimated that it will take one year to fix them all. the report also found that 2nt ew 7000 series cars have an additional problem that needs to be corrected. that work is so me-consuming the entire staff at this rail yard in green belt is dedicated to working on it. that work is estimated to take two years to complete. riders we spoke with today took the latest problemsor the transit system in stride. >> that's tough. i mean, it's coined of -- it's a shame. and savetter to fix it the money. >> reporter: this woman's faith was bolstered by her custo

we're a communi sce. people need to have that connection and also our staff made that decision so we stand behind them. >> reporter: your employees wanted to keep going? >> they did. >> reporter: wanted to stay open in. >> yes, they did. >> reporter: they will be serving up a local favorite, a caffeinated surge of le. david culver, news 4. >> news 4 and nbcwashington.com will be on the developments throughout the weekend. >> for the latest, search rally in our nbc washington app. >> let's go now to storm team 4 chief team meteorologist doug kammerer traeing changes in weekend forecast. doug? >> changes out there over the next couplef days. no problems out there. u temperatur around 80, 90 degrees. 89 degrees in the city after a hi so far of 90 degrees. the rest of the area though, not quite at hot. beautiful day down towards the beaches. 89 philly and 86 up towards state collea. ittle shower made its way through hagerstown but most of us will stay on thery side. we're looking at showers. this is a front t

ever sce then whenever franklin came to town, she would call garrett asking for her choir to join hershe would say, this is aretha, and you would say oh, mm-hmm, and when i hung up, while i was talking i'd beis li s aretha franklin. >> reporter: it was unimaginable, but garrett's groups of kids was aretha franklin's choir o choice. it's an honor that means even more today becauseft just 10:00 this morning garrett saw the ws. >> my heart stopped. even knowing that she was as sick as she was. of soulter: the queen is gone, but her music and her legacy will always live on. >> there wil never be another aretha. she's going to go down in the history books. >> reporter: meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >> and our coverage continues at 5:30. we'll have a personal recollection from our mark segraves who interviewed aretha franklin when she visited here just a few years ago. calls it one of his most memorable encounters in the business so far. and probably in his >> i know. >> it's wonderful. >> her voice could fill a rzim. just a. >> there's a documentary aut a recording studio down in alabama. she

. >> for the first time sce 2011 we're on the brink of launching american astronauts on american rockets from american soil. >> this crew of nin includes eight current astronauts and the ninth crew member is a formerau astr who is coming out of retirement to get back into the game. >>> potentially dangerous back the yeah, superbugs, are already sistant to antibiotics, and now they may have learned a new trick. >> the last two cases of west nile virus in our are in the past two weeks andealth h >>> all thisaphas causin has ca increase in mosquitos. news 4's chris gordon has more on how fairfaxy cou wants to control its business. >> reporter: this is serious business because fairfax county has its first reported case of west nile disease this summer. it starts with setting traps all around fairfax county, catching mosquitoes and then bringing the traps into the mosquito lab for analysis. most variety of mosquitos are not dangerous and technicians here are looking for mosquitos to see if they are infected with hthe virus. s currently counting and identifying the contents of the trap and loo

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workers is down for the first time sce early 2015.r inflation the wages of american workers have dropped 1.4% in the past year. that's despite one time bonuses paid by some businesses inhe wage of the gop tax cuts. >> seth: that's right, wages have actually gone down since the tax cuts passed.um said the tax cuts would raise wages. how do you explain that, es mr. ent? >> i said the strd "would" d of "wouldn't." [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: okay. eytally correct. this is one of the one of the keys to understanding what's happening right now, thes goblishment and donor class are fine with trump's attacks on democracy as long as they can enrich themselves.e they're host democracy because democracy is hostile to their agenda. erd they think passing ano tax cut bill, and pleasing their wealthy donors will protect trump politically, but if there's one thing we've learned this week, it's that -- >> you can't protect stupid. etlaughter ] >> this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with amanda seyfried

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she was last sce >>> good morning, i'm kenny choi.bay area teenager intensifies. 14-year-old taylor kusich was last seen monday night at a friend's house. investigators say there have been no signs of foul play. >>> opposing demonstrators in berkeley yesterday during an antimarxism rally. 21 vehicle windows were broken and one was set on fire. >>> this morning community leaders in san josi holding a press conference after what they call an attack campaign by the police union. that begins at 11:30 a.m. outside san josi city hall. traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> time now 8:27. all lanes have reopened on the lower deck of the bay bridge and traffic is starting to move again in the eastbound direction. drive time is back in the green, looking much better there. east shore freeway is a tough ride in the red, 36 minutes from highway 4 towards the macarthur maze. after the maze, additional 36 minutes heading into san francisco. 580 approach is heavy past highway 24, and 880 heading through oakland is in the yellow, 23 minutes from

po sce say afterbo was hit, he fell backwards, slamming his head on the.s hit so hard, his lip was pushed into his t upperth and came through his lip. >> reporter: he was taken to the hospital and put on life support. >> we were just hoping for a miracle, that he would through, and we always had somebody holding his hands to just see if he would just squeeze, give our hand a squeeze there. us know he was >> reporter: szabo never regained consciousness. he died two days later. the alleged assaant, jamill jones, fled the scene but turned imself in four days later, accompanied by his attorney. >>hat took so long for him to turn himself in? >> the jones family sends their deepest condolences and sympathies to the szabo family. >> reporter: the jones family then issued a statement, characterizing the incident as the accidental death of savor szabo. it says jones is a wolfson and father of two young children. >> i used to be a mother of two as well, and i'm sorry, yours condolenre a little bit too late. >> if you're this good father, son, husband, why not try to

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